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  • Learning the Basics: Jogging for Beginners
  • jognrun
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    Presently, more and more people are becoming more conscious of their health and how they can keep fit. One of the most cost saving exercise activity that one can get involved in is jogging and running. However, there are a lot of factors that should be considered before beginners can set out with jogging including the starting point, your schedule and how you can stay motivated. These factors will affect the way joggers view their jogging routine in the long term.

    Starting out

    It is important that joggers avoid pushing themselves too hard once they set off with jogging. This is vital especially for those who have no prior running experience. Jogging for beginners should be viewed as a simple run and joggers should be able to keep this pace for as long as they can. It is also important to log the distance and time accomplished on each jog to see the improvements over time. Each day, joggers should aim to improve their previous records. It really doesn’t matter how short or long the session will be as long as the drive is there to improve the record.

    Where to Jog and When To Do It

    Jogging can be done anywhere and anytime a jogger chooses to do. Each person has their own busy schedule and it is important to fit in workouts around it. There are people who prefer to jog in the mornings while others are more comfortable running in the afternoon. The jogging trail is also up to the joggers to choose, the harder the route, the better the results will be.

    Keep Motivated

    One common issues that makes workouts including jogging for beginners a fail is their lack of motivation. It does not necessarily mean that joggers need to meditate or find inner peace with the workout. This only means that sticking to a routine and being able to keep themselves motivated. If the plan is to jog each morning five times a week, joggers should keep a mental note and be sure to stick to the plan.

    These factors impact a lot on the training and performance of would-be joggers and runners. Jogging for beginners should be taken seriously to see progress in the training that is why it is very important to these into consideration when starting the workout. Also, diet, jogging gears and clothing as well as goals should be set and prepared for. These things are important in the long term as they will impact on the jogger’s performance.

    Jogger’s for beginners should be taken slowly and seriously. Training should not be forced or pushed or else jogging will suffer. Many factors should be planned for you to succeed in your training and your progress. As a beginner, don’t set out unrealistic goals. First time training distances should be a couple hundred meters. And don’t forget to jag walk the same distance a couple of times. Then slowly increase the distance and alternate jogging and walking for you to increase endurance and stamina.

    Valik Rudd is a jogging enthusiast who enjoys learning about this healthy activity. His research on outdoor jogging helped him to develop a list of how tos on jogging safety that could help joggers avoid injury and mishap. Check out his Jogging ebook at http://www.jognrun.com

    alfabus
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    I've often thought that what stw needed was a bit more information about jogging. Do you have something to sell by any chance?

    mrmichaelwright
    Free Member

    3…..2……1……

    mastiles_fanylion
    Free Member

    WTF!

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Left…. Right……. Left…….. Right…… Repeat.

    Jog on you muppet!

    mastiles_fanylion
    Free Member

    What? Repeat the right? Won't I go in circles?

    What I really need is some helpful advice on jogging for beginners. Now where could I find that?

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Sorry that was my instructions for hopping.

    If you're interested visit http://www.hoppingmad.com

    It's a great form of exercise that anyone can try.

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